AI-driven Mechatronics and Robotics

An overview

Type of degree programme	Consecutive Master's degree programme \| 120 ECTS
Standard period of study	4 semesters
Start	Winter semester
Language requirements	English C1
Internship	12-week industrial or specialised internship
Admission	Admission-free, subject-related Bachelor's degree is required
Degree	Master of Science
Costs	Low semester fee with public transport ticket, no tuition fees

Module plans and catalogues

Curriculum

Module catalogues, tutorials and labs - Important Notice!

The module catalog is a preliminary and not a final version. The final version will be available on the following page once completed: Module catalogues, tutorials and labs

Module catalogue AI-driven Mechatronics and Robotics

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Qualification goals

Tasks and requirements for the degree programme

The ‘AI-driven Mechatronics and Robotics’ Master's programme focuses on the interdisciplinary integration of mechanics, electronics and computer science to develop complex technical systems, so that the professional requirement is to fully exploit and effectively combine the specific strengths of each engineering discipline to design advanced mechatronic systems.
Essential qualification goals
- In-depth understanding of complex mechatronic systems and their functions at the interface of mechanics, electrical engineering and computer science
- Ability to scientifically analyse and describe the interaction of mechanical, electrical and information technology components in mechatronic systems
- Competence in the design, modelling, construction, implementation and testing of mechatronic systems
- Ability to develop innovative mechatronic systems by optimising the combination of disciplinary resources for a wide range of applications
- Ability to work independently and scientifically, including planning and conducting research and critically analysing results
- Ability to integrate methods from mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and computer science to solve technical problems
Graduates are able to
- Develop and optimise mechatronic systems on a research basis
- Test and implement complex mechatronic systems according to scientific standards and under consideration of given conditions
- Analyse fields of application to develop suitable solutions
- Systematically work on complex problems with creative and networked thinking
- Effectively moderate interdisciplinary teams and manage specialised projects as well as clearly communicate technical issues and work results

Admission Requirements

When is the official application period for each semester?

Germany and EU countries

Applications for the Master's programme for the winter semester must be submitted by 15 July and for the summer semester by 15 January. The application is made online.

Non-EU countries

An application for the Master's programme for the winter semester must be submitted via uni assist by 31 May and for the summer semester by 30 November.
What are the requirements for a successful application for optical technologies?
Step 1:

You need a valid language certificate in German or English of minimum level C1. More information on the accepted certificates can be found here.

Step 2:

Bachelor's degree (at least 6 semester / 180 ECTS points) in Engineering or a similar previous degree programme with at least:

15 ECTS points in Mathematics

15 ECTS points in Technical Mechanics

20 ECTS points in Electrical Engineering/drive Technology

10 ECTS points in Measurement/Control Technology
I have applied for AI-driven Mechatronics and Robotics in the official application period. When will I receive a letter of application or rejection?

After the official application period, each application will be carefully processed. This takes some time. The official letters of admission and rejection are usually sent out via e-mail by the Admissions Office by the end of Juni for winter semester and by the end of January for summer semester. Please be patient during this time. Requests for interim status update will not be fulfille.